Train collision in Egypt’s Giza kills four and injures 88
Two trains collided south of Cairo on Sunday in Egypt's Giza province, killing four people and injuring 88 others according to authorities.
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Iran Revolutionary Guards report three tankers ablaze in Strait of Hormuz
The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps reported on Sunday that three oil tankers caught fire after turning off navigation systems in the Strait of Hormuz.
Houthis report 33 deaths in Saudi airstrikes near Sanaa
Houthi officials say at least 33 people died and 39 were wounded in Saturday air strikes on a village east of Yemen's capital.
Iran executes four men over January protests and police station attack
Iranian state media reported on Sunday that four men were executed for their roles in armed unrest during January 2026 protests and an attack on a police station.
Thousands protest in Paris amid clashes and banned rallies
Union demonstrators and police clashed in Paris on Saturday as thousands protested across France against the government.
Russia strikes Kyiv energy grid and bridge before peace talks
Moscow launched a massive overnight missile and drone attack on Kyiv's energy infrastructure and a major bridge days before scheduled peace talks.
French unions and students plan Saturday protests while Yellow Vests hold separate rally
Unions and student groups in France are set to protest on Saturday in central Paris despite a ban on the Yellow Vests movement.
Iranian military spokesman says forces are stronger and more motivated than at war start
An Iranian army spokesman stated on Saturday that the nation's armed forces are stronger and more alert than they were when the conflict with the United States began in late February.
US military offers $20 million reward for Iran nuclear program details
US Central Command announced a $20 million reward on Friday for information regarding Iran's nuclear programme.
Cornell faculty pass no-confidence vote against top leaders
Cornell University faculty members approved a resolution declaring no confidence in school leadership on Friday following a lawsuit about an alleged gang rape at a fraternity party.